Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok+1
Under the ash tree
by qwerty
In which Odin hangs from a tree and seriously contemplates poetry, oysters and the possibility of tentacles, among other things.
Utgard-Lokifan fiction
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Norse Religion & Lore
Utgard-Lokis Tale
by illwynd
The story of Thor and Loki's travels in Utgard... from Utgard-Loki's perspective, for once!
Fire Emblem Heroes+1
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Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard - Rick Riordan
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Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types
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Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok
no, the moon
by amphibifish
It's not quite Loki he finds in the library.
Marvel Cinematic Universe+4
Lokasenna
by sigynwrites_13 (suhtorus)
You're a healer at the palace, with a nice humble life. That is until you got sent to Utgard with Prince Loki.You must learn to live among the Jötnar and Loki to survive.But hey, what is life without a bit of danger?
Thor (Movies)+1
Le grand jeu
by Kyni
A cause d'une erreur des nornes lors de leur tissage, Loki n'est pas exposé par Laufey pour mourir lors de la grande guerre opposant les jotüns et les asgardiens, mais est destiné à être envoyé à Asgard en guise d'otage dans le cadre d'un traité de paix entre les deux camps.Sur parchemin, cet arrangement semble convenir aux deux parties. En réalité, Odin comme Laufey voient en Loki un pion pour accomplir leurs propres desseins, encore obscurs au prince jotün qui est loin d'avoir dit son dernier mot et n'a aucunement l'intention de se laisser manipuler.De son côté, Thor est dubitatif sur sa fonction de gardien pour un otage jotün.---Quelques arrangements entre l'univers des films Thor, le peu que je sais des personnages dans les comics (vraiment peu) et la mythologie nordique.Les jotüns sont hermaphrodites et Loki totalement genderfluid. Laufey est le père-mère biologique de Loki et Farbauti est sa nourrice.---Rate T susceptible de passer en M ou E selon les futurs développements.
Thor - All Media Types+1
if you love me if you
by avixmos
The sun does not suffice to be in her hair, and so the night came to replace it instead. The Goddess of War disagreed with this, and chased His Highness the Maker of Mischief for a solution. Trouble follows, of course. What sort of trouble it was, however, was best left unspoken and hidden in privacy.
Thor (Movies)
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Teen Titans - All Media Types+1
Pod zviozdami
by ShizzyShizonello
Мы лежим на астероиде посреди космоса: ты уже пришла в себя после того, как я привёл тебя сюда.
Loki - Fandom+3
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Thor (Movies)
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Thor (Movies)
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Thor (2011)
Gifts
by jane_potter
The infant’s skin had gone back to corpse-blue and the warlines stood out on his miserable face. Odin did not imagine that he saw something familiar there, something of Bestla's oxbowed warlines in amidst Laufey's angular slashes. The child was an Odinson, a Laufeyjarson, the get of two kings.
Marvel+4
For Fear
by superwholocked_wizard
Fear is a horrible thing. It constricts your lungs and makes it hard to breath. It beats your heart right out of your chest, makes you unable to scream for help and holds on to you for as long as it can. Cass is all too familiar with this, because of how often fear visits her every night. She dreams of a man she doesn't know, hurting her in ways she didn't think possible. She feels whips, knives and fire and yet in the morning, she wakes with no scars the ability to convince herself it was all just a dream.This starts to change when a man she doesn't know, yet feels like she should recognise, becomes her co-author for a play she's currently writing. There's something about him she feels like she knows, perhaps the sharp cheekbones, or the green eyes, or how every time they touch she somehow knows exactly how he is feeling. Admittedly, the man can be a bit of a prick, and the fact that he keeps calling her the wrong name doesn't exactly help, but the fact that she recognises the name makes it worse, as well as how he keeps dodging her questions every chance he can get. A sequel to: For Pity